esittelijällä

Esittelijällä is a Finnish word that translates to "by the presenter" or "by the introducer" in English. It is a grammatical form indicating the agent or doer of an action when that action involves presentation or introduction. The word is derived from the noun "esittelijä," which means "presenter," "introducer," or "exhibitor."

This form is used in Finnish grammar to specify who is performing the act of presenting or introducing. For example, in a sentence describing a product demonstration, one might say that the product was explained "esittelijällä," meaning it was explained by the person demonstrating it. Similarly, at an event, a speaker might be introduced "esittelijällä," indicating that the introduction was made by a specific person.

The use of "esittelijällä" helps to clarify the roles and responsibilities within a given situation, particularly in formal or official contexts where clear attribution is important. It is a common construction in spoken and written Finnish, reflecting the language's case system, where grammatical function is often indicated by word endings. Understanding this form is key to comprehending the nuances of Finnish sentences involving presentation or introduction.